Nepal Short Tour

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Visit Pokhara city in our Nepal short tour

In our Nepal short tour, After Kathmandu visit we will set towards Pokhara. Here you will get to see beautiful views of sunrise and sunset from Sarangkot as the sun splashes hues of red on the Himalayan range. On a clear day, the panoramic ranges of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, and Ganesh Himal can be observed from here. You’ll enjoy the rare combination of the long arrays of snowed peaks, crystal clear lakes, panoramic ranges of the mountain, and the moderately warm climate.

Our Pokhara city sightseeing tour covers different places of interest like David’s fall, Seti River Gorge, Tibetan Refugee camp and also experience boating in Phewa Lake. If you wish to go for some adventures like Paragliding, Skydiving, Canoeing or Zip flyer, we can extend your stay in Pokhara which will provide you with a memorable experience.

Nepal Short tour Packing list

For the best packing for the Himalayas, a Nepal short tour is better you can check the weather before you start packing. Even if you won’t be traveling for a few weeks or months, you can check the average highs and lows to help you anticipate your wardrobe needs as you prepare.

Clothing and Accessories for Nepal short tour

• Good walking shoes, extra pair of trainer
• One pair of flip-flops or sandals
• Shirts (short and long-sleeved)
• Socks and underwear
• Pants/shorts/jeans
• Pajamas
• Bathing suit
• Cap
• Raincoat and/or umbrella
• 1 warm jacket for the sunrise tour.
• Lightweight fleece or sweater if you travel in winter
• if you travel in winter Dec-February, get a warm enough jacket, sweater, coat, trousers, thermal wear, warm socks. Woolen hat, light gloves, scarf.

Toiletries

• Toothbrush
• Toothpaste
• Shampoo/conditioner
• Soap
• Deodorant
• Hairbrush/comb
• Sunscreen
• Hand sanitizer
• small medicine box
• sunglasses
• SPF 15 lip balm
• Insect repellent

Money

• ATM card ( You need to call your bank before travel Nepal and let them know to unblock your card.)
• Personal credit card
• Bring Cash of about USD 60 to pay them on-arrival visa fees and for some coffee and tea at the airport lounge. you can bring small notes that are easier to exchange for your Nepal short tour

Electronics

• An adaptor/converter, the two-pin plug is mostly used in Nepal
• Camera with extra batteries or charger

Official Documents

• Passport: Passport the most valid 6 months before you arrive here. get a copy of it.
• Few passport size photographs, for a visa, and to get the local sim card
• A copy of the tour itinerary
• A list of important phone numbers
• Carry-on bag

This is also a good idea to pack the below things if in case your checked luggage is delayed:

• Passport
• Money
• Airline boarding pass
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• sunglass
• Hairbrush
• Extra clothes
• Medication
• Cell phone and charger

Meals during the Nepal short tour

A buffet-style breakfast will be provided in 2 to 5-star hotels in our Nepal tour. During lunch, our guide will take you to a good restaurant with choices of Nepali and Western menus. For Dinner in the city, you can choose to dine in the Hotel itself or one of the many excellent restaurants out there in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

Hotels Standards during the  Nepal short tour

Budget to 5-star hotels is available during the Nepal short tour. We use good 3 star hotels in this package but We can choose the hotels as per your interest and budget. All the hotels we choose are centrally located and have a unique charm and excellent standards. Hotels are clean and have comfortable rooms with extra friendly staff being available at your service.

Our Tour Leaders for Nepal short tour

All our tour guides are professionals for our Nepal short tour. They are trained and examined by the Government of Nepal. Have excellent English and other languages. All our guides have an in-depth knowledge of the local culture. They can explain religion, arts, architecture, and monuments. Temples with their historical and cultural value. They will provide you with everything needed during your Nepal short tour.

Places to Visit in Nepal Short Tour

For those who only have a short amount of time to experience Nepal, Nepal Short Tour with snow-capped Mountain treks and adventures is unquestionably the best option. This short tour to Nepal includes scenic views of Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Patan, the three largest cities in the Kathmandu Valley.

In addition, you may see a number of destinations in Nepal on a short journey that takes around a week. During your short journey to Nepal, you may discover a wide range of things, including Nepal’s culture, traditions, people, places, and way of life.

As we share some of our favorite places to visit across this unique nation, be ready to learn about amazing Nepal and its diversity. Nepal short tour package is for you whether you have travel plans to Nepal or simply want to be in wonder at how stunning this country in the Himalayas. Get ready for a unique treat from Nepal that you have never experienced before on the Nepal short tour.

Kathmandu

Duration: 3-4 days
Difficulty: Easy

One of the most popular places to visit on a short journey to Nepal is Kathmandu, which is also the capital city of Nepal. The majority of your adventure begins in Kathmandu and ends there. You may get a sense of how rich in culture, history, and heritage Kathmandu is by the fact that it serves as your gateway to the Himalayas. It is also home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is renowned for having the best temples and palaces, which are extremely important in terms of culture, tradition, and religion. This is the best place for Nepal short tour.

It was always believed that Kathmandu had more temples than homes until a few decades ago. Following the 2015 earthquake, several of these ancient palaces were demolished. While others are still being renovated, some have already been rebuilt. These historical sites are surrounded by the ruins of ancient settlements that still offer hints of what life could have been like here hundreds of years ago.

Sacred temples, some of which have been present at this site for many years, are visited by pilgrims who are Buddhist and Hindu from all over the world. The Kathmandu valley is comprised of three antiquated kingdoms. Anyone who happens to wander through its little brickstone lanes will be inspired by the rich vein of culture and history.

The medieval temples and palaces of remarkable architecture can be seen in abundance in the durbar squares of Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Patan. Besides, you can visit places like Hanuman Dhoka, Boudhanath Stupa, Syambhunath Temple, Changu Narayan Temple, and Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu in Nepal short tour.

Nagarkot

Duration: 2–3 days
Level: Easy

A journey to Nagarkot is accompanied by a scenic drive through the wonderful towns of the Kathmandu Valley. Nargarkot, at an elevation of 2200 meters, is a popular viewpoint located approximately 32 kilometers east of Kathmandu. On your Nepal Short Tour, Nagarkot is a fantastic opportunity to easily learn about the previous history of Nepal, including its rich artistic and architectural assets. Additionally, the trip gives visitors a chance to discover and engage with Nepalese heritage, culture, and way of life.

Traveling to the picturesque viewpoint of Nagarkot, where you may take in the expansive vista of high mountains in a relaxing environment. From its viewpoint, you can also see a stunning mountain range with several mountains. In addition, Nagarkot is renowned for having the greatest sunrise locations. You must trek to the hill station early in the morning to see the stunning sunrise.

Pokhara

Duration: 3-4 days
Level: Easy

Pokhara is Nepal’s second-largest city after Kathmandu and possibly the most well-liked tourist destination. It is situated on the Annapurna mountain range at the foot of the Himalayas. There are also some magnificent lakes there, tucked away amidst the mountains. You may try something more daring in Pokhara with activities like paragliding, kayaking, zip-lining, bungee jumping, and canyon swinging. Pokhara is a great place for outdoor enthusiasts.

Along with being the starting point for some wonderful treks along the Annapurna range, Pokhara itself is home to a number of amazing hotels that are situated in some of the most picturesque settings you can find. A short journey from Kathmandu will take you to Pohkara, where you can relax while taking in the breathtaking scenery and relaxing by a drop-dead stunning lake. Pokhara is also recognized as a mountain view point or as the beginning point for a mountain trek.

You will get the opportunity to spend some time in Pokhara, one of the most popular cities. You can spend time relaxing by the lake, admiring the scenery, and boating on Phewa Lake.Sarangkot offers a magnificent view of the rising sun. In addition, you may embark on a tour to the banks of Fewa Lake and see the renowned Taal Barahi Temple, the Peace Stupa, Gupteshwor Cave, Bat Cave, Patale Chhango, and Bindhyabasini Temple.

Chitwan National Park

Duration: 3 days
Level: Easy

One of the places on the World Heritage List is Chitwan National Park is best choise for Nepal short tour. More than 932 square kilometers of woodland and grassland, as well as a wide variety of wildlife, birds, and plants, are protected and preserved. One-horned rhinos, elephants, bears, gharials, Bengal tigers, and other incredible animals may be seen when you take a forest walk, jeep safari, or elephant ride. In addition, this park protects a variety of bird species, including the giant hornbill. The northern Rapti River, where there are crocodiles, is traversed by dugout boats. Balmiki Ashram, a Hindu shrine, is located inside the park.

You will get the opportunity to experience a way of life, traditions, and culture that are entirely different from those in Kathmandu in this Nepal short tour. Therefore, if you’re planning a short tour to Nepal, you must go to Chitwan National Park. There are several great hotels and resorts, many of which are gathered close to Chitwan National Park, where you may spend time outdoors in nature.

Terai

Duration: 5 days
Level: Easy

The Terai region, which makes about one-third of Nepal’s total land area, is to the south of Kathmandu. There are interminable lowland plains and deep rainforests in the Terai. Innumerable animals, including tigers, rhinos, and elephants, roam this jungle. Along with the natural environment, Nepal is home to a variety of rich and diverse civilizations, many of which date back thousands of years.

The Tharus are the main ethnic group there and are found all throughout the plains area of Nepal. They are among the Terai’s oldest and most ancient residents. Worshiping spirits, particularly those of the forest, is a major component of traditional Tharu religion. India shares a border with the whole south, and there are national parks and other protected places there where a variety of species roam extensive wildlife habitat.

Contrary to the common perception of Nepal, the Terai has a completely distinct appeal and natural beauty. Mountains that are barely a little more than 100 kilometers distant are exactly the reverse of this. The Terai is ideal for some adventurous road journeys because it is connected end to end by the East-West Highway and has one of the most comprehensive road networks of any of the areas of Nepal.

Lumbini Janakpur

Duration: 3-4 days
Level: Easy

You may travel to Lumbini in Nepal short tour visit, the sacred site where the Buddha was born, in the southwest of Nepal. It is a well-known location for Buddhism because Siddhartha Gautam Buddha was born at Lumbini. It shows Nepal’s old history and the beginnings of Buddhism. The Ashoka Pillar, Garden, Maya Devi Temple, World Peace Pagoda, China Temple, Monasteries, and Museum are among the popular attractions in the Lumbini region.

Similar to this, thousands of Hindu pilgrims travel to Janakpur during specific festivals to honor the goddess Sita at the Janaki temple. An architectural masterpiece built completely of stone and marble is the Janaki Temple. The sights, smells, sounds, colors, and intensities of this place cannot be found anyplace else in the nation, leaving all of your senses begging for more.

Ilam

Duration: 5 days
Level: Easy

Ilam is located at the easternmost tip of Nepal short tour, bordering the Indian states of West Bengal and Sikkim. Ilam is a tea lover’s paradise; its hazy environment is the key to its renowned tea and otherworldly beauty. You are surrounded by heavenly tea gardens as far as the eye can reach. Ilam’s sloping terrain has made it a location where the most expensive teas in the world are cultivated. Ilam is undoubtedly a must-visit location, regardless of whether you enjoy tea or not, despite not being as popular as many of the other tourist spots.

Nepal Hiking Tour

Duration: 3-4 days
Level: Easy

There is really no purpose in traveling to Nepal without going mountain trekking. Nepal is known for having several mountains, which draws many tourists. However, it is hard to complete the trek in a short amount of time. However, there are a few trekking locations that can be reached in 3–4 days and are unquestionably appropriate for a short tour in Nepal. Some of the popular and mild hil hiking can be also donw like in Annapurna, Everest or in Langtang region. We can do short hiking in Kathmandu valley for your Nepal short tour.

This quick vacation of Nepal short tour combines a peaceful stay in the lovely lake town of Pokhara with a sightseeing tour of Kathmandu and 3–4 days of easy hiking in the Himalayas. Families or those seeking a calm holiday will find it to be perfect.

Why you must go for a Nepal Short Tour

Nepal is a small geographical region in between two huge countries, yet everything and anything inside is incredibly beautiful, vibrant, and captivating. Nepal is a one-stop destination where you can see everything you’ve ever wanted to see and more. This is true: Nepal is not just for travel photographers but for everybody who enjoys exploring new places. You will have priceless memories to show your loved ones and the rest of the world how amazing Nepal is.

The Nepal Short Tour is the best way to experience the tourist destinations of Nepal if you are traveling to Nepal and just have a one- or two-day stopover in Kathmandu or Pokhara. Or Short tours of 1–7 days are also available for those interested in visiting Nepal. You will get the opportunity to see historic places throughout this journey, including Lumbini, Chitwan, Pokhara, and the Kathmandu Valley. It also provides day treks in and around Pokhara and Kathmandu.

Your most imaginative fantasies will come to life in Nepal. You can discover the breathtaking scenery and fascinating cultures of Nepal’s Himalayas. Contrary to common opinion, the Himalayas are not the only mountain range in this diversified nation. It is a place where there is much more to do than merely go trekking in the mountains. There are completely unrelated worlds waiting for you where you may find peace, joy, and freedom. And it’s not just the place that will draw you to return to Nepal time and time again; it’s also the people, their traditions, and the numerous festivals.

People are believed to first travel to Nepal for the beautiful scenery of the Himalayas, but they return time and again for the friendly people. How much variety should you actually anticipate from a single place? Expect that Nepal can give you an unforgettable reward for the money and time you have spent here. Nepal offers both adventure and luxurious comfort, depending on your preferences.

You can easily reach all of these areas from the Kathmandu valley’s cultural and historical center, Patan. It is an adventure in and of itself to live among ancient traditions, ancient art, and historic temples and palaces.

Things to know before you go for a Nepal Short Tour

As we all know, Nepal is renowned for its amazing mountain ranges, including Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world. Similarly, Nepal has experienced significant expansion in its tourism industry but is still a relatively undiscovered beauty. All kinds of travelers will find something to enjoy in Nepal. Even short tours are organized for people who want to see a lot in a short amount of time and explore more. Here we are sharing the things to know before you go on the Nepal Short Tour.

Visas

Visas are the first thing you need to know. in order to obtain a visa for Nepal upon arrival in Kathmandu. The cost of a single entry visa varies based on how long you want to stay. Although there is an ATM on site, payment must be made in cash upon arrival.

A SIM card

Getting a SIM card is the next thing you should know. Get a SIM card at the airport when you arrive in Nepal. NTC and NCELL are the two most often used SIM cards available in Nepal. You will require a copy of your passport, and airport staff members frequently assist you in setting one up. In Kathmandu, you can find one for less money, but they might be challenging to set up without assistance from a local translator.

The currency

The greatest item to use while you are here is the Nepalese rupee, which is the currency of Nepal. You can use Indian rupees if necessary, and some hotels and businesses take USD. However, if at all possible, we advise against using Indian rupees because some Indian currencies are forbidden in Nepal.

Don’t take illegal substances.

Of course, this is applicable anywhere you go, but Nepal was formerly known for being a popular destination for tourists to consume legalization. This is no longer the case. In Nepal, having narcotics, drugs, or any kind of medication that involves drugs in your hands carries a two-year prison term.

UNESCO Worlds heritage sites

The UNESCO sites are the next item to be aware of regarding Nepal. In spite of the fact that the 2015 earthquake severely damaged Nepal’s roads, residences, and historical landmarks, the UNESCO sites are still worth seeing. Even if you are in the country just to view Mount Everest, be sure to take the time to visit some of the many magnificent temples that are also present.

Mostly rely on filter or bottle water

Tap water is not filtered or purified. It may not be healthy to drink tap water. So everywhere you go, stick to the water bottle. Or you may just take the water purification pills to clean the water while you go through the mountains, where bottles of water are more expensive than in cities.

Eat food in the restaurants.

Eating in restaurants goes against our best money-saving advice, but we insist on doing it. Although we usually recommend it, you might want to avoid street food in Nepal. In Nepal, refrigeration is not very good. Additionally, Nepal’s streets are dustier than those in other nations. So even the most experienced travelers who enjoy eating might have issues with street food. Rather, eat at crowded, well-maintained eateries that provide traditional dishes.

Conclusion

To protect oneself while on a Nepal short tour, one must consider a few factors, one of which is the weather.Nepal’s weather is quite erratic and changeable. You could have hot days and cold nights and mornings. Similar to that, you can encounter strong winds followed by unexpected rain. Likewise, there is a great likelihood of snowfall if you are trekking in a mountainous area, especially during the winter.

Always check the weather forecast for the locations you will be visiting before you go. Accordingly in Nepal short tour, pack your belongings, clothing, gear, and equipment. Don’t over pack your backpack with unneeded items. Always be ready to cover difficult, lengthy distances on foot.

drinks a lot of water in your Nepal tour and eats high-energy foods that are readily available nearby. Your Nepal shorttour potential for pleasure and satisfaction may significantly change. Making an attempt to keep active while on tour also counts. By doing this, you may spend more time admiring the breathtaking sights and less time attempting to catch your breath.

The mountains you will visit will have varying weather conditions if you decide to go trekking on your Nepal Short Tour, but that is nature’s wonder. The food, lodging, and lifestyle are all completely different in the mountain areas as compared to the city areas. As a result, you must adapt accordingly.

So, if you’re trekking through rural areas, don’t anticipate receiving high-standard service. As you walk, you develop the ability to enjoy and adjust to various traveling situations. You will also learn how to do the same on your path through life as you travel. Choose the Nepal Short Tour to travel to Nepal and have a wonderful experience.